operations into the Scandinavian countries. When
Hitler came to power, Muenzenberg transferred them to Paris and
Prague.
When the great purge reached out for Muenzenberg it found. him
an elusive target. He declined an invitation to "visit" Moscow.
Dimitrov, the President of the Comintern, wrote reassuring letters
insisting that Moscow needed him for important new assignments.
Muenzenberg refused to bite. The Ogpu then dispatched one of its
agents, Byeletsky, to convince him that he had nothing to fear.
"
Who decides your fate?" argued Byeletsky. "Dimitrov or
the Ogpu? And I know that Yezhov is on your side."
Muenzenberg avoided the trap and during the entire summer and autumn
of 1937 remained in hiding, fearing a more violent type of persuasion.
He turned his establishments over to Smeral, a Czech Communist.
The German Communist Party expelled him and indexed him as an "enemy
of the people." Muenzenberg is alive in Paris to-day. He has
never come out openly against Stalin.
After the Seventh Congress of the Comintern in 1935 the Muenzenberg
front publications became a model for all Europe and the United
States. In Paris, the Comintern even founded an evening newspaper.
But for the past three or four years the Comintern has spent more
money for "non-partisan" publications and front organizations
in the United States than in any other country. So long as Moscow
adhered to the pretence of collective security and anti-Hitlerism,
the American public became a veritable campaign ground for its
propagandists. Instead of building revolutionary "cadres" among
American workers, the job was now to convince New Deal officials,
respectable business executives, trade union

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